Consumer Review: Beware Of A Company Selling Fake Xenadrine. Here Is How You Can Spot It.
This message is from the owner of an online supplement retailer and is intended to help your readers. There is a company producing FAKE XENADRINE and Hydroxycut. You can tell the Xenadrine is fake by:
1) There is no 800 number at the bottom right hand side of the supplement fact label.
2) The safety seal under the cap on the FAKE Xenadrine is foil, not Styrofoam.
3) The safety seal under the cap bleeds and is not made of a top quality printing ink.
4) There is a color fade on the label of about 8-10%. My partner used to work for a printing company and can tell when there is a slight color fade or if a top quality ink was used.
5) The company selling the fake Xenadrine is selling is not a Licensed Cytodyne Distributor.
6) The company selling the fake Xenadrine is selling it for less than what a distributor can get it for.
7) The company selling the fake Xenadrine claims that it is a European version. After calling Cytodyne, they do not acknowledge a difference.
We sell Xenadrine for $23.50, which is a very fair price. You should inform your readers to watch out for companies selling Xenadrine for $20.00 or less. I really believe that your readers should be made aware of this. When we get the information on the fake Hydroxycut, we will share it with you.
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